National Republican., 1887-11-12
ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.


ofthe "Hesrts Of Oak" to be produced at
this house next week, the Boston GLOBE OF re-
cent date says:
"Mr. james A. Herne's drama, Hearts Of
OAK is play that appeals TO tho heart, an
It's story. with patbos and humor alternated
very deitly by the dramatist, abounds in hints
and touches that can be appreciated and un-
deIsiood by the play.goer, whatever may be
his rank, his taste, or his experience 10 mat
tiers that trsnspire In that curious mimic world
Of the stage"
LEvY's CONCERT.
On Sunday evening the great cornetis', Jules
sacred concert, assisted by bis own compiny
OF vocalists and instrumentalists. Levy Is IN
comparable. The programme is very aurac,
tive, This is one OF Manager Rapley's special
Seats may be secured to-day.
THE CHANFRAUs TOGETHER
Next season Mrs. Henrietta Chanfrau and
her son Henry will appear together, under a.
B. AndersOn'B management in q new, roman
tic drama entitled, "The Oath" Mr.. Chanfrau
will impersonate priest who preserves the
secrets of the confessional inviolate, even
under the most trying conditions OF fraternal
affection. Mrs. Chanfrau's part In the new
play is said to be admirably adapted to her
peculiar gifts and methods II was this good
lady's intention to make her retirement from
the stage permanent. as her health Is not over
vigorous but from all parts OF the country
calls have been received ior the reappearauce
of the Incompatible Dora" and, though am
ply Independent so far as fortune.is concerned,
ibis ever.popular artist will form part OF
Manager Anderson attraction for next season.
Both Daniels's Little Puck" Company and
Chanfrau's "Kit' Combination will take the
boat for Norfolk, Va, after Saturday nights
performance.
ALBAuGHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
The appearance of Mr.. Aronson's original
company in the New York Casino success
"Ermine," next week is an event to the
theater patrons of this city, for more success
full opera than "Erminie" has never been given
announced will insure perfect production.
The TACT that this opera entertained crowded
houses at the Casino for more than 500 nights
is EVIDENCE of its adaptability TO the taste OF
to-day. Mr.. Aronson deserves commentator
for the admirable manner In which he has
| sustained this run by keeping the parts always
in the bands Of capable artists. The resources
| of the leading house o. comic opera in Amer
| lea insure the very best possible productions
and certainly all energies have been diligently
bent on making "Erminie" the greatest comic
opera America has ever had. There can be no
| doubt OF the reception that awaits the appear
| ance of this model company in Washington.
Francis Wilson, Pauline Hall, W. 8. Dabtll,
Marie Jansen, Henry Hallam, Kitty Cheatham,
| George Olml, Louise sylvester, Charles Pun.
| kett, Sadie Kirby. A. w. Main, Georgie Den.
| min, Murray Woods, J. A. Furey, and Benz. f.
Josy n constitute the original cast.
PROF. HoFFMAN's OFFER.
Prof Hoffman, of the new Dime Museum,
telegraphed TO Chicago, night before last an
| offer of $1,000 for the cartridge cap with
which LingR suicided.
HARRIs's DIJoU THEATER.
Next week the spectacular drama, "Michael
| Suogof," will be seen at this house, presented
| by Andrews's Minuet Carnival Company, com
| prising thirty.three people. The cast OF char
| ecters is exceptionally strong The ballet Is
| led Dv Mile. Viro Farrand. and Herolette (kint
| Of the wire) and the Marves (grotesque
dancers, after the style OF the Majiltons,) will
| appear. Two performances will be giveI
| daily.
| KERNAN's THEATER.
The famous Howard Atheneum Specialt,
| Company, comprising some OF the highest
priced artists on the variety stage, will appea
| next week.